> > One catch, the interface must be a wireless device (icon will have a > little box in the upper right corner with waves radiating to it from the > lower left corner) and not an ethernet device (icon looks like a network > ~ card.) If the network card (NIC) is set up as an ethernet device, > simply delete it and add a new wireless device to replace it. - I have tried the above method and it renders me not being able to connect. The kwifi tool I use for now, just lets me see if i'm getting any signal, and it also lets me know when I have a IP address. from what i uderstand i can use iwconfig or neat (networkmanager) the cmd NetworkManagerInfo in the terminal uts a icon om my tool bar. but when I try to use that it locks up my system so, i feel that i'm stuck with out using a secure AP at home. If I change my settings in both Fedora & my Router I can't connect. I get a "Set bite Rate not supported error and it tells me to check the so here it is... my trials and tribulations.... Broadcast SSID, No Security = Connection NO Broadcast SSID, No Security = No Connection Broadcast SSID, WEP Security = NO Connection NO Broadcast SSID, WEP Security = NO Connection I've read the iwconfig man page followed the instructions I even we nt as far as coping the ifcfg-eth1 text file into another edited it by adding the KEY field to it put it back into /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ and reboot, I get the "Set bite Rate not supported error and it tells me to check the cable on boot. -- Still Learning Linux Still HaTE Microsoft Registered Linux User: #376813 http://counter.li.org jim lawrence > > -- > fedora-list mailing list > fedora-list@xxxxxxxxxx > To unsubscribe: http://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-list
